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ytAi is a command-line tool that helps you analyze yt videos using OpenAI.
It downloads the video transcript, sends it to a pre-defined assistant, and stores the result locally on your machine in a Markdown file.

This CLI tool offers the following capabilities:

• 🧠 Manage assistants (create/delete)
• 📥 Download transcripts from yt videos
• 🤖 Analyze transcripts using OpenAI assistants

To get started, create a .env file containing your OpenAI credentials and model settings.

Example .env file:

OPENAI_API_KEY=your-api-key

The CLI also expects a configuration directory located at ~/.ytGPT by default.
Inside this folder, you can define one or more assistants, each with its own instruction and user input files.

📁 .ytGPT
├── 📄 cred.env
└── 📁 assistants
    └── 📁 {{assistant_name}}
        ├── 📁 instruction
        │   └── 📝 instruction.txt
        └── 📁 user_input
            ├── 📝 {{user_name1}}.txt
            └── 📝 {{user_name2}}.txt

Once set up, you can link the CLI globally and start using it:

npm link
yt

📂 Manage Assistants
├── 🆕 Create Assistant
│   └── ⚠️ Must be properly stored in the correct folder structure
├── ❌ Delete Assistant
│   └── 🗑️ Removes the assistant from OpenAI

📂 Transcript
└── 📥 Download yt video transcripts

📂 Transcript and AI
└── 🤖 Download transcripts and analyze them using pre-defined assistants

• ytAi
  • 🚀 Features
  • ⚡ Quickstart
    • 📁 Folder Structure
  • 🧪 CLI
  • 📚 Table of Contents
  • 📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for more information.